[ SECRET POST #2326 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2326 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Was Your High School Like the Typical Media Experience?

[ex_paola492]

I live in Latin America, went to Catholic school that had the American system (so that means tons and tons of US history involved). But it wasn't as anything I've seen on TV. There were your usual cliques, but people would talk normally with each other. The "nerds" were also the popular bunch. My bro and I belonged to the same class and we would sit right beside each other. He would talk to my friends I would talk to his'. We had Catholic festivities (like having mass during Ash Wednesday) and so on.

tl;dr I think my school was more like Emperor's New School rather than say, Glee or other American shows.